Solve the linear system, if possible, by graphing in the Desmos calculator. CHECK YOUR SOLUTION ALGEBRAICALLY! - Checking is showing your work for this one.
Solve the linear system, if possible, by substitution. CHECK YOUR SOLUTION ALGEBRAICALLY! Show your work for how you got your answer and how you checked it!
Solve the linear system, if possible, by substitution. CHECK YOUR SOLUTION ALGEBRAICALLY! Show your work for how you got your answer and how you checked it!
Solve the linear system, if possible, by elimination. CHECK YOUR SOLUTION ALGEBRAICALLY! Show your work for how you got your answer and how you checked it!
Solve the linear system, if possible, by elimination. CHECK YOUR SOLUTION ALGEBRAICALLY! Show your work for how you got your answer and how you checked it!
Solve the linear system, if possible, by any algebraic method. CHECK YOUR SOLUTION ALGEBRAICALLY! Show your work for how you got your answer and how you checked it!
Hint: How can you get rid of the fraction?
Write a system of linear equations to represent the problem. (Hint: one equation for the number of coins, one for the dollar value)
Solve your system! Write your answer as an ordered pair.
How many nickels are in the bag?
A fundraising dinner was held on two consecutive nights. On the first night, 100 adult tickets and 175 children's tickets were sold for a total of $937.50. On the second night, 200 adult tickets and 316 children's tickets were sold for a total of $1790.
Solve, if possible. Check your solutions & show your work!
What was the price for an adult's ticket?
What was the price for a children's ticket?
Solve, if possible. Check your solutions & show your work!
Solve, if possible. Check your solutions & show your work!
Solve, if possible. Check your solutions & show your work!
